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In March, Harper will present his first 'austerity' budget. It could prove to be more damaging than the proroguing of Parliament.
VANCOUVER—There is, for good reason, a lot of enthusiasm across the country as the groundswell against Prime Minister Stephen Harper's cynical shuttering of Parliament continues to grow. The Prime Minister from hell has gotten away with so much—and the opposition is so weak that any indication of genuine public disgust at his continuing demonstration of contempt for democracy is a welcome sign. And everyone who cares about the country should be taking part in the new movement for democracy.
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Let's not forget Harper's long-term agenda
In March, Harper will present his first 'austerity' budget. It could prove to be more damaging than the proroguing of Parliament.
VANCOUVER—There is, for good reason, a lot of enthusiasm across the country as the groundswell against Prime Minister Stephen Harper's cynical shuttering of Parliament continues to grow. The Prime Minister from hell has gotten away with so much—and the opposition is so weak that any indication of genuine public disgust at his continuing demonstration of contempt for democracy is a welcome sign. And everyone who cares about the country should be taking part in the new movement for democracy.
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